Palmer Trinity School

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An independent, college preparatory, co-ed, Episcopal Day School serves a community of students in grades 6-12.

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{ 85 } ATHLETICS Dave Lanham, Director of Athletic Programs x211 Matt Levin, Middle School Director of Athletic Programs x255 Palmer Trinity School is a member of the Florida High School Athletics Association. We believe in education through sport. Student involvement in athletics is an integral part of the PTS educational experience. 1. All PTS athletic programs should facilitate the ongoing physical conditioning process for each student-athlete and enhance his/her level of physical fitness and well being. 2. Each student in grades 6 through 12 will be provided with the opportunity to try out for a team in an area of his/her own choosing and at a level of play and difficulty that is commensurate with his/ her ability, interests, or grade level. Students benefit from the leadership and guidance of dedicated, respectful, and knowledgeable coaches who place emphasis on commitment, skills improvement, teamwork, sportsmanship, and achievement. Sportsmanship, not gamesmanship, is our c ompetitive model. 3. We respect the game and its rules. 4. e fundamental purpose of PTS Athletics is to engender in each student-athlete a life-long appreciation of physical activity, and to make his/her athletic experience rewarding and educational. 5. According to the FHSAA rules, students must maintain a G.P.A. of 2.0 to participate in athletics. EXPECTATIONS e size of each JV or Middle School team will be reasonable enough to allow each player to improve his/ her skills throughout the season through participation in practice sessions and games. Although PTS strives to involve as many students as possible, not everyone who tries out for a sport is guaranteed a spot on the roster. e size of each varsity team will vary depending on the sport. A player who earns a place on a varsity team should be proud of this accomplishment. However, in choosing to accept an earned position on a varsity team, a player should know that there are no guarantees governing his/her playing time in interscholastic contests. e school normally competes in the following sports: Fall: Winter: Spring: Cheerleading – B/G Basketball – B/G Baseball Cross Country – B/G Cheerleading – B/G Lacrosse – B/G Football Soccer – B/G Softball Golf – B/G Track – B/G Volleyball – G Tennis – B/G (B-Boys, G-Girls)

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